(CNN) -- A small Polish wild horse that was used in Nazi experiments during the 1930s has become the center of wetland regeneration efforts across parts of Europe. The rare Konik breed is one of Poland's least known ecological exports and is believed to be descended from the Tarpan; a prehistoric horse that roamed wild in Europe until the end of the 19th century and whose last known individual died in a Russian zoo in 1909. Marek Borkowski, President of the Białowieża Forest Trust, says the group's breeding program has helped to stock reserves in Britain, France, Germany and the Netherlands with small herds that graze on the woody stems of invasive bushes allowing indigenous growth to re-establish itself -- sometimes after decades and even centuries of agricultural use.

The

OPTIONS:
- Białowieża Forest Trust are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Britain are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- CNN are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Europe are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- France are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Germany are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Konik are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Marek Borkowski are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Nazi are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Netherlands are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Poland are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Polish are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Russian are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
- Tarpan are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.
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Konik are perfectly adapted to a variety of harsh environments, from wetlands to open forests, requiring little veterinary care for problems such as hoof rot that might afflict other horse breeds in similarly wet conditions.


Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish thinks convicted rapist Ched Evans needs to 'go away, get his appeal done, and then come back into football' if he is to resume his professional career. Evans maintains his innocence and his case will be examined by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which will advise on whether it sees grounds to launch an appeal. Parish feels the former Sheffield United striker's lack of remorse has made it difficult, and that Evans is going about returning to football all wrong. Ched Evans was released from prison in October, with his return to football sparking widespread debate

Evans was signed by S

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- Barry Owenfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- CCRCfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Ched Evansfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Criminal Cases Review Commissionfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Crystal Palacefor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Evansfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Oldhamfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Parishfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Sheffield Unitedfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
- Steve Parishfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane
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Sheffield Unitedfor £3million back in 2009 and impressed at Bramall Lane


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Expressing hope that the future of Tibet and China will move beyond mistrust, the Dalai Lama accepted the Congressional Gold Medal from President Bush Wednesday during a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda. "I am deeply touched that this great honor has been given to me, a Buddhist monk born of a simple family," he said. Earlier, China slammed the United States for bestowing the nation's highest civilian honor on the Dalai Lama, calling the ceremony an affront to the budding relations between the countries. But the Dalai Lama repeated his stance that he's seeking a "meaningful autonomy" for the Tibetan people, not independence from China.

Though Bush said the ceremony was not meant to antagonize the

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- Buddhist, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Bush, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- CNN, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Capitol Rotunda, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- China, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Congressional Gold Medal, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Dalai Lama, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Tibet, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- Tibetan, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- U.S., he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- United States, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- WASHINGTON, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
- White House, he made repeated references to religious oppression.
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China, he made repeated references to religious oppression.